If Paul Bunyan decided to open a restaurant, it might look something like River’s Edge. This log cabin-style eatery sits ...

There you have it, folks—11 spots that prove Wisconsin is the promised land of fish fries. So grab your appetite, leave your ...

The Pierz Pioneers Wrestling team had a busy night, taking on three teams in a quad meet Tuesday, Dec. 17. They first defeated Rock Ridge 65-9, winning nine out of the 13 matches by fall. Those who ...

BRAINERD — The two-day Paul Bunyan Invite opened Friday, Dec. 13, at Brainerd High School. Among the schools competing are Pierz and Wadena-Deer Creek. Brainerd's Holly Bergin wrestles Wadena ...

Paul Sternlieb joined Enerpac Tool Group in ... Sternlieb serves on the board of directors for Kennametal Inc., Children’s Wisconsin and the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce ...

Paul Stillmank is a veteran technology executive ... it successfully to the South Pole before anyone else.” Favorite Wisconsin destination: “That’s an easy one for me: just picture me ...

PAUL LIM’s fairytale run at Lakeside was ended in the final of the WDF World Darts Championship by Irishman Shane McGuirk. The Singapore Slinger, 70, was aiming to become the oldest world ...

Paul Maslansky, the creative force behind the iconic "Police Academy" franchise, passed away at 91 due to natural causes. His legacy extends beyond the comedic realm, encompassing collaborations ...

Paul Maslansky, a producer behind films such as “Police Academy” and “Return to Oz,” died on Monday of natural causes at a hospital in Los Robles, Calif. He was 91. Maslansky collaborated ...

By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Producer Paul Maslansky, who came up with the premise for the first Police Academy movie and got help from three world-class directors to push the troubled cult ...

Paul Maslansky, the producer behind the Police Academy franchise, died December 2. He was 91. The Emmy nominee’s death was announced by Police Academy (1984) writer Pat Proft in a heartfelt ...

After spending 25 years as a columnist for the New York Times, Paul Krugman is finally retiring from that position—25 years too late, if one wishes to be honest. It is hard to measure the influence he ...